Sentence examples for a weak inference from inspiring English sources

The fallacy of ignoratio elenchi, or irrelevant conclusion, is indicative of misdirection in argumentation rather than a weak inference.

I find this a very weak inference, as it is not clear to what extent random changes to the corresponding cox1 sequence might generate sequences in the opposite strand that have the "appearence" of protein-like structures.

In other places where Whewell used the term "conjecture" he suggests that what appears to be the result of guesswork is actually what we might call an "educated guess," i.e., a conclusion drawn by (weak) inference.

Allen and colleagues contend that the study designs used to test for indirect effects of large carnivores on lower trophic levels are limited insomuch as they "rely on weak inference when valuing the roles of large carnivores in ecosystems".

This weak inference is demonstrated by Bayes factors giving weak support for vicariance or colonization across all 11 Hawaiian endemics.

This problem is acknowledged, but the proposed approach of comparative analysis of covariates of observed values constitutes very weak inference, in my view, for the following reasons.

Although the Hawaiian data yielded weak inference, the credibility intervals for Z ranged from 0.00 to 9.22 (Additional file 3C and 3D), suggesting that the history of isolation likely involved both soft vicariance and colonization.

Existing analyses have been limited by weak inferences about the effectiveness of IHZ in this population.

204 Readers will likely draw weaker inferences from a trial that was truncated in a data-driven manner versus one that reports its findings after reaching a goal independent of results.

Most of the examples we found required substituting space for time and thus constituted weaker inferences.

The space-for-time substitution offers weaker inferences especially for genetic change.